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Martin B. Schwartz

Licensed in US

Biography

With 33 years of unwavering dedication to immigration and naturalization law, Attorney Martin B. Schwartz has distinguished himself as a prominent figure in the field. His extensive experience spans a wide range of immigration matters, including family immigration, asylum claims, immigration court representation, criminal defense for immigrants, and naturalization applications. Attorney Schwartz’s contributions to the legal community have been marked by his involvement in groundbreaking cases and as a featured speaker at numerous immigration lawyers’ conferences. Participated as a panelist and author at local and national seminars sponsored by the American Immigration Lawyers Association from 1998 to 2004, covering topics such as Immigration Litigation Issues, Detention/Bond Issues, Asylum Law, Immigration Consequences of Criminal Pleas, and the use of Secret Evidence against Non-US Citizens. Language Skills: Fluent in Spanish, with the ability to read, speak, and write proficiently. Continued language improvement through travels to Spanish-speaking countries and advanced coursework. Attorney Martin B. Schwartz’s unwavering commitment to the immigrant community and his extensive experience make him a distinguished advocate and a leading authority in immigration and naturalization law. His tireless efforts have significantly impacted the lives of countless immigrants, ensuring their rights are protected and upheld under the law. I was in a great deal of stress, my ex was preventing me from seeing with my 3 month old son. I worked with an attorney, Matthew Podolsky. He was very well informed and made me feel… Read More

Education

  • St. Petersburg College
  • Clearwater
  • Florida Adjunct Professor Fall 2018 Developed and taught an Immigration Law Class
  • combining academic and clinical components. Juris Doctor (JD)
  • State University of New York at Buffalo School of Law and Jurisprudence
  • 1989 Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
  • Cornell University – New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
  • 1985 Sol Community Award presented by Status of Latinos Committee at University of South Florida (September 29
  • 2016)